Chapter 120
Chapter 120:
Although Cathy hated Heather, right now, she hated Annabel more.
She knew that Heather’s feelings were only an unrequited love. Rupert did not like her at all.
Cathy’s biggest rival in love was Annabel.
Perhaps she could make use of Heather to win this game.
As soon as it was time to leave work, Rupert took Annabel back to Water Moon Community.
Danica had prepared a table full of dishes, all of which were Annabel’s favorites.
“If there’s nothing else, I’ll take my leave now,” Danica said with a smile.
Rupert nodded, picked up a piece of beef, and placed it in Annabel’s bowl. Giving her a cool look, he said, “See if it tastes good p>
“It’s delicious p>
As Annabel bit into the beef, her tongue was met with its crispy yet tender texture.
“You can tell Danica what you want to eat in the future p>
Rupert ate dinner with great elegance.
His facial features seemed to have been carefully carved by God. Even when he was just having a simple dinner, he looked dignified and perfect.
Annabel seemed momentarily mesmerized. “Thank you p>
“You don’t have to thank me,” Rupert said flatly.
Annabel smiled, lifted her gaze, and her eyes suddenly met Rupert’s. His eyes were like the deep sea, unfathomable, as if they could draw a person in completely.
She was increasingly struck by the realization that this man was absolutely stunning.
“Are you done ogling me?” Rupert suddenly asked.
His magnetic voice reached her ears, making her cheeks turn red. “I didn’t p>
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“I saw it,” Rupert said with a chuckle.
Annabel glared at him. “If you weren’t staring at me, how could you see that p>
Rupert watched Annabel with raised eyebrows, a faint smile playing on his lips.
“I don’t deny that you’re beautiful p>
Annabel flushed. Why was Rupert so flirtatious? He should be distant.
The atmosphere in the dining room turned a little awkward. Just then, Annabel’s phone rang.
She took it out and saw that Rory was calling.
As her mind flashed back to what Rupert had said that morning, she refused to answer it.
“Why don’t you answer the phone?” Rupert asked in a low voice.
Annabel coughed and replied, “It’s a spam call p>
The second she finished speaking, her phone rang again. Rory was calling her once more.
He was persistent, as if he would keep calling if she didn’t pick up.
With a scowl, Annabel got to her feet with the phone. “I’m sorry. I have to take this p>
Watching her receding figure, Rupert felt a little deflated.